Titlebook: Genetic and Environmental Factors during the Growth Period; C. Susanne Book 1984 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1984 Public Heal

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Methods in Human Growth Genetics is attributable to genetic causes. When we are trying to situate the normality of a child or when we are making a prediction of his adult stature, for instance, we must take these genetic factors into account (Bock, 1982). These genetic influences depend on a model that Fisher developed in 1918 to

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Introductionof some chronic illness, or of those who need extensive medical treatment. Here, we want to show how knowledge about the patterns of normal growth and its variation could be related to both clinical work and public health care. Of particular importance is the practical application of actual national

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Human Growth up to Six Years — Distance and Velocityauterine growth. They are indispensable for judging the timing and extent of fetal growth retardation and of postnatal catch-up growth. Secondly, growth standards of the fetus are necessary in order to compare the postnatal extrauterine growth of pretera infants until their expected date of delivery